Sean Deveney is a veteran sports reporter at Heavy.com. With over two decades of experience covering the NBA, NFL, and MLB, he specializes in major league sports and competitive sports, contributing insightful analysis and features on professional sports. Deveney's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Forbes and the Miami Herald, among others.
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The Cleveland Browns will start Deshaun Watson this year, a sign that the team has the worst QB room in the NFL. But how about Joe Milton?
The Dallas Cowboys signed Jordan Hudson as a UDFA out of SMU this spring. But a new ruling allows him to bolt the NFL.
The Dallas Cowboys have decisions ahead when they start cutting the roster to 53 players. But a question: What's the deal with Hunter Luepke?
Getty Quarterback Taylen Green #15 of the Cleveland Browns
The NBA trade rumor mill is turning over to in-season deals, and there are players like Anthony Davis, Jimmy Butler and others to watch.
The Dallas Cowboys are wrapping up camp and preseason, and while several players announced themselves all summer one has not: DaRon Bland.
Getty Could the Cowboys pursue a trade for Joey Porter Jr.?
Getty Brandin Podziemski #2 of the Golden State Warriors The Golden State Warriors have pretty much wrapped up their offseason, at least as far as player acquisition goes.
Having watched the Cleveland Browns‘ quarterback competition between second-year man Shedeur Sanders and veteran Deshaun Watson over the last four months, it might be reasonable to assume that the team was always leaning toward making Watson the starter, and that the notion of a competition between the two was always a bit of a sham. […]
The Dallas Cowboys have tough decisions on what could be a wobbly offensive line, and Nate Thomas could be on the wrong side of that.
